Disengaged voters are emerging as a critical and potentially decisive group in the 2024 presidential race. So who are these people?

Two-thirds of Democrats and Democratic-leaning Independents would approve of Vice President Kamala Harris becoming the presidential nominee, if Biden steps down.

Americans are more likely to say they have a clear idea of Trump's policies than Biden's — but more support the Biden policies asked about than the Trump ones.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the election, the trial of Hunter Biden, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claims, wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the G7 summit, abortion, contraception, and IVF.

Given the low level of Kennedy's overall support and the nearly equal portion of supporters he appears to draw from both major-party candidates, Kennedy's impact in the race looks unlikely to be as a spoiler.

Both the Civil Rights and Women’s Suffrage Movements are not only mostly supported but also viewed as mostly successful by the majority of Americans.

World War II remains the modern conflict for which American involvement is seen as a mistake by the smallest share of Americans — in stark contrast with more critical sentiment about more-recent conflicts.

While self-interest may play a role in shaping partisan attitudes toward debt cancellation, these attitudes are likely rooted in deeper ideological differences.